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Hello fellow Ethereum enjoyers

I wanted to make a post about some rather unflattering facts that many seem to ignore or not want to realize:

1) **Ethereum might end up replaced and irrelevant in 10 years:** I'm as bullish as everyone else on ETH here, but it is important to realize that in an emerging market like crypto, there is no such thing as a guaranteed winner in the next 10 years. It could very well be, that we don't even know the name of the chain that might end up dominating the market in 10 years. I think it **will be ETH,** and I'm super bullish on the scaling approach through L2s (especially after Dencun) but it is important to realize the possibility of failure & to **not bet everything on a single project.** Diversify your bets across different assets & even assets classes to have a better sleep and prevent a bad time in case of a black swan event.

2) **Past performance is no guarantee for future performance**: There is a certain psychological factor to the cycles (& a fundamental one with the halving) and the cycle might very repeat but it could also happen that we straight up grab for months or even go a lot lower before going higher. Short term market movements are very very difficult to impossible to predict. If you have a long term horizon and don't fixate too much on "end of the year" targets, you can sleep a lot better.

3) **You need a lot of resilience and mental fortitude to win in this market:** When prices go down double digit on a bad day, you will feel the fear of loosing and everyone will make you feel irrational for your investment. It takes a lot of discipline to hold through the different black swan events that we had in Crypto. It is important to not get overconfident & not lose hope at the first swings.

4) **Crypto Adoption isn't nearly where we would like it to be:** We all wish that Crypto would dominate a lot of user applications and be a huge part of the payment infrastructure & financial markets, but in reality **we aren't as far as we would like to.** Crpyto UI still has a very long way to go, and we have a damaged reputation that has to slowly change to the positive. There is sadly not much clear regulation yet and quite some obstacles on the way. This can actually be a positive point for anyone with patience: If you believe in Ethereum and its use cases, you can make outlandish returns while the network isn't as adopted and established yet. Once everyone uses ETH, the returns will diminish.

**5) There is space for more than one winner:** As much as we like to show off how loyal and convinced we are with our Ethereum investment, there are other chains which might coexist in the DeFi space and might be worth watching into. Don't take a winner takes it all approach and be open to alternatives.

**6) When a majority of people repeat something continuously on social media, you are in a dangerous place:** This last point doesn't have to be true, but oftentimes we have been part of **echo chambers** on our crypto journey and it was especially evident during my time in the cc sub: When everyone loved something and was hyped up, it usually dumped shortly after. Try to think critically and be contrarian when needed.

Greetings

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text Hello fellow Ethereum enjoyers I wanted to make a post about some rather unflattering facts that many seem to ignore or not want to realize: 1) **Ethereum might end up replaced and irrelevant in 10 years:** I'm as bullish as everyone else on ETH here, but it is important to realize that in an emerging market like crypto, there is no such thing as a guaranteed winner in the next 10 years. It could very well be, that we don't even know the name of the chain that might end up dominating the mark…
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